Dreams of Flight: Space - DVD

This 1953 documentary was used by United Aircraft to celebrate fifty years of flight. The film explores aviation like never before from the first flight by the Wright Brothers in 1903 all the way up to 1953. Featuring interviews and footage from pioneers like Frank Long, Igor Sikorsky, Glen Martin, Alan Lockheed, Eddie Rickenbacker, and more, History of Flight takes viewers on a high-flying adventure!

On July 26 2005 at 10 39 EDT the Space Shuttle Discovery was launched making it the first shuttle launch since the February 2003 Columbia disaster. Never before has a manned space launch and mission been recorded in such detail. Over 124 cameras covered the launch and for the first time exterior cameras were used to record booster separation.

It started as a crazy dream: Could a jetliner really fly using nothing more than solar energy? National Geographic goes inside the nearly 10-year journey of the engineers who created Solar Impulse HB-SIA, from the first brainstorming session until it took flight. Witness the success of the 26-hour flight a nonstop day-night-day sequence of the Solar Impulse plane that turned a crazy dream into a clean energy icon.